kimbr99
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Where is the fuse holder?
Kubota BX2200 with LA112 Front Loader
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Where is the fuse holder?
davesl708
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To the right side of the battery.
gwdixon
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In the battery compartment. Take off the screen by your knees.
goOrange
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Congrats on the new/used Kubota BX2200. I have one myself that I love. It currently has 654 hours and I have changed out the hydraulic lines, plus the regular maintenance.
I was wondering what mower blades you guys were using. A few years ago I switched to the Gator blades, which seemed alot heavier that the OEM blades. I didn't run them last year and just put them back on tonight. I do see a difference in the cut. I have the regular 54" deck. I notice that the middle blade was not cutting level with the other two on two or three different passes. I used the OEM bolt, hex washer, and two spring washers. It seems that with the middle blades there is a little less thread to grab.
Has anyone had this problem and if so, what can I do to fix the issue. Does Kubota make thinner spring washers?
Thanks in advance
I am also having an issue with the light switches and blowing a fuse. It has been this way since I bought it (used) five years ago, but I'll deal with that another time when the grass is snow covered!
Jeff
I was wondering what mower blades you guys were using. A few years ago I switched to the Gator blades, which seemed alot heavier that the OEM blades. I didn't run them last year and just put them back on tonight. I do see a difference in the cut. I have the regular 54" deck. I notice that the middle blade was not cutting level with the other two on two or three different passes. I used the OEM bolt, hex washer, and two spring washers. It seems that with the middle blades there is a little less thread to grab.
Has anyone had this problem and if so, what can I do to fix the issue. Does Kubota make thinner spring washers?
Thanks in advance
I am also having an issue with the light switches and blowing a fuse. It has been this way since I bought it (used) five years ago, but I'll deal with that another time when the grass is snow covered!
Jeff
